PHP Digest number 69 - interesting news, materials and tools (August 24 - September 6, 2015)
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News and Releases
PHP 7.0.0 RC 2 - The second release candidate contains fixes for 28 errors found, 7 of which are security related. PHP-7 releases are released strictly in accordance with the plan , which is good news.
End of PHP 5.4 support - The release of PHP 5.4.45 was the last scheduled branch update.
PHP 5.5.29 and 5.6.13 updates - Latest releases of current branches. Security issues fixed and bugs fixed.
PhpStorm 9.5 Early Access Program - A new version of PhpStorm is available for testing as part of the early access program. Among the notable improvements is the integrated REPL. A list of upcoming innovations can be found here . Also, JetBrains has announced a new payment model for using products on a subscription basis.
Vulnerability in several Doctrine projects - A security issue found allowed an attacker to execute arbitrary code. Doctrine Cache, Annotations, ORM and MongoDB ODM users are encouraged to upgrade.
PHP Frameworks Day 2015 - October 17 in Kiev will host a PHP conference. The program is still being formed, but among the speakers Jordi Boggiano, one of the Composer authors, has already been announced.
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RFC: Callable Types - It is proposed to implement the ability to set prototypes (interfaces) of anonymous functions: function reduce(int $a, int $b, callable(int, int):int $reducer) : int { return $reducer($a, $b); }
Google researcher will deal with PHP security issues - In his letter to php.internals, Matt Tait promises to make sure in the short term that all security settings of the compiler and operating system for PHP are enabled by default. In the long term, interested in the implementation of additional features to ensure the safety of PHP-applications. The first result of Matt’s work was the RFC below.
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